5 tips to keep your code secure

This post provides practical tips for improving code security within Bitbucket deployments, focusing on preventing sensitive data exposure and integrating security into CI/CD pipelines. It details specific tools and practices such as using git-secrets, Vault, Keycloak, GitRob, truffleHog for credential management and auditing, removing sensitive data from history, enforcing 2FA, securing devices, managing access, and utilizing branch permissions. It also introduces the SECURITY.md file for disclosure and update policies. The post highlights the Snyk integration for automated vulnerability scanning within pull requests, showing inline annotations for identified issues and the creation of fix pull requests.